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SplitLedger
Turn Google Play & App Store earnings into partner payouts
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Turn Google Play & App Store earnings into partner payouts
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SplitLedger turns app store earnings into partner-ready payouts — no spreadsheet. Import your Google Play and App Store Connect reports; it detects each app, applies your split rules (flat %, fixed-then-%, recoupment, effective-dated), and produces one reconciled PDF statement per partner. Expenses and Other Earnings settle in. Every number is exact to the cent — rounding drift $0.00. No API access; you upload the files. Free for solo devs; paid plans from $20/mo.
how does recoupment actually work when a partner's cumulative balance flips back to positive mid-month, does it just stop deducting automatically or do i have to reset it manually each cycle
@glah24980 Great question — it's fully automatic, you never reset anything per cycle.
Recoupment tracks a cumulative balance for that rule/partner: how much of the target advance has been recouped so far. Each period, SplitLedger takes min(that period's positive net, whatever's left of the target) off the top, then splits the remainder by your percentages. So:
The instant the running total reaches the target — even partway through a period's net — recoupment stops and the leftover in that same period flows straight into the percentage split. Same run, no manual step.
Once it's cleared, it stays cleared. Every later period splits 100% by percentage automatically.
A zero/negative-net period (refunds > earnings) simply recoups nothing that month and waits for the next positive one — it never runs the balance backwards or inflates the target.
One small reframe: it settles per statement period (a month of store earnings), not continuously intra-month — so there's no live "mid-month" balance to babysit. And because the whole thing is replayed deterministically from your earlier periods, re-importing or editing a past month recomputes recoupment progress correctly on its own.